Tino! I like your style. Living in Englewood/Sarasota in 1962-1964 gave me new insight into life....watching your family and other aerialists I went to school with in their backyards showed me courage at a time I needed it most. Bravo.
Oh man this is so fascinating to to Mr. Tino Wallenda he's a fascinating and wise man. What an interesting and inspiring life to be born into a circus tightrope walking family. However Tino is right, you never know what's going to happen in life, so we all should live life to the fullest, and as Mr. Wellenda said with handwork, laser focus, and determination anythings possible. However The Wallenda Family is just living that notion to the extreme of course, but if you were brought up to walk the tightrope after 50 some years it becomes like walking to the mailbox to drop off a letter I suppose, or perhaps crossing the street, lol.
Actually, the tightrope walker would not take anything, especially their focus, for granted and it would be like going to the mailbox. Their lifestyle, yes...would be natural...but walking on the wire would take massive focus, concentration, skill....and letting go of that and daydreaming or not paying attention....would lead to disaster. IMHO.
Tino! I like your style. Living in Englewood/Sarasota in 1962-1964 gave me new insight into life....watching your family and other aerialists I went to school with in their backyards showed me courage at a time I needed it most. Bravo.
Great analogy for keeping focused on one's goals, even when it's hard or you get distracted. And great wire work, too!
Awesome! Incredibly inspiring! Wish I could hear the rest of it!
Fascinating stuff man. Thanks so much.
Great job Tino, nicely done
Oh man this is so fascinating to to Mr. Tino Wallenda he's a fascinating and wise man. What an interesting and inspiring life to be born into a circus tightrope walking family. However Tino is right, you never know what's going to happen in life, so we all should live life to the fullest, and as Mr. Wellenda said with handwork, laser focus, and determination anythings possible. However The Wallenda Family is just living that notion to the extreme of course, but if you were brought up to walk the tightrope after 50 some years it becomes like walking to the mailbox to drop off a letter I suppose, or perhaps crossing the street, lol.
Actually, the tightrope walker would not take anything, especially their focus, for granted and it would be like going to the mailbox. Their lifestyle, yes...would be natural...but walking on the wire would take massive focus, concentration, skill....and letting go of that and daydreaming or not paying attention....would lead to disaster. IMHO.
fantastic! the best
ohhh Lordd !!